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Author Archives: homophilosophicus
Et Cum Spiritu Tuo | Peace and Justice in Modern Ireland
WOVEN DEEP WITHIN the fabric of Christian tradition is the image of the perfection of peace. Christ, who is himself heralded in the book of the prophet Isaiah as the ‘Prince of Peace,’ is said to have extended to his … Continue reading
Posted in Dispatches, Interfaith Dialogue, Social Justice, Theology
Tagged abuse, catholicism, child abuse, chistianity, clerical abuse, clerical sex abuse, ireland, justice and peace, magdalene asylum, magdalene laundry, martin mcaleese, paul cullen, peace, peace and reconciliation, republic of ireland, roman catholic church
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Understanding and Mercy | Abortion in Ireland
“I must note with dismay,” said Pope Benedict on January 7th to an assembly of the Vatican diplomatic corps, “that, in various countries, even those of Christian tradition, efforts are being made to introduce or expand legislation which decriminalises abortion.” … Continue reading
Posted in Dispatches, Economics, Journal, Philosophy, Politics, Social Justice, Theology
Tagged abortion, catholicism, ethics, ireland, justice, law, republic of ireland, roman catholic church, social justice, the pope
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Remove this Cup from Me; yet, not My Will but Yours be Done
The television evangelist and the self-proclaimed shepherd announce the great benefit of prayer; ‘Ask and you shall receive,’ and ‘reap what you have sown.’ These lights of the faith forever make prayer sound easy; like some sort of magic that … Continue reading
Posted in Biblical, Interfaith Dialogue, Philosophy
Tagged atheism, buddhism, christianity, friedrich nietzsche, god, god is dead, jesus christ, materialism, mysticism, Philosophy, prayer, suffering, word of god
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